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Brits urged to buy life insurance as 1 in 3 left in debt

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Experts urging families to take out life insurance as 1 in 3 left in debt following death of a partner

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Thousands of grieving Brits are left facing dire financial consequences according to research from Royal London’s Losing a Partner report.

A third are left in debt, forced to rely on savings, sell possessions or borrow money from family or friends.

This report shows that those with plans in place, such as writing a will or buying life insurance were better able to cope with the financial and practical impact of losing a partner.

Life insurance is essential for those with dependents or responsibilities looking to protect loved ones from unnecessary debt and financial hardship.

Experts are now urging more families to take measures to protect their partners and children in the event of an unexpected death or loss of income.

Claire Henry, Chief Executive of Dying Matters, says

…we owe it to those we love for them to know that we have done what we can to minimise the consequences, and put our house in order.
Talking about death and dying won’t make it happen. But not talking about, not planning for it, can leave individuals worse off than they need be.

How can I protect my family?

Millions of Brits are taking out Life insurance policies to ensure their families are financially protected should the worst happen. Nearly 2 and a half million new policies are taken out every year.3

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Most people, 75% in fact, use an advisor to help them choose the right policy to suit their needs.

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